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C.Martel
13th August 2017, 10:17 AM
(Natural News) A recent analysis carried out by researchers at the American Institute for Cancer Research (AICR) and the World Cancer Research Fund confirmed that breastfeeding may help reduce the odds of developing breast cancer. As part of the review, the research team examined 18 studies that assessed the effects of breastfeeding on cancer risk. Thirteen of these studies looked at the correlation between the length of time spent lactating and the likelihood of breast cancer onset.

The health experts found that for every five months a woman breastfeeds, her chances of developing breast cancer drops by two percent. The research team also noted that carrying excess weight after menopause may raise the odds of breast cancer onset. However, this risk could be mitigated while women are still able to conceive, the research team added.

In addition, the scientists discovered that alcohol intake elevates the risk of breast cancer onset in both pre- and postmenopausal women. However, exercise appeared to reduce the risk in both population, the researchers said. Babies who were breastfed also had lower odds of gaining excess weight later in life, the scientists added. Study author Alice Bender from the AICR noted that while it is not always possible for women to breastfeed, those who can should bear in mind the activity’s protective benefits against the disease. (Related: Breastfeeding Significantly Lowers Breast Cancer Risk.)

http://www.naturalnews.com/2017-08-12-breastfeeding-found-to-reduce-breast-cancer-risk.html

C.Martel
13th August 2017, 10:21 AM
I and many others have known about this for decades from previous studies. Woman giving life are rewarded with more life. Woman promoting death (abortions) are rewarded with death. Abortions lead to cancer.

Nuns of Western Christendom during the middle ages were practically the only ones with instances of breast cancer because the rest of the women were married off by their families and had children.

https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-udyvr3MEwAo/WY6YPgL5qrI/AAAAAAACkgA/zubEBQsSTqcaSuBNkMuuupD5wlh1VDQxwCLcBGAs/s640/%2521%2BFEMINISMe%2B%25285%2529.jpg

On nuns having higher rates of breast cancer:


We have known for hundreds of years that nuns have a higher incidence of breast cancer when compared to other groups of women. The link with reproduction was long suspected but not really proved until a British study evaluated data from more than 150,000 women in 30 countries. The connection is, in fact, hormonal and related to fluctuations in estrogen levels during pregnancy and breastfeeding. For a long time doctors wondered why it was only breast and not cervical cancer, which is rare in nuns. The answer, now obvious, is that cervical cancer is not the result of hormonal fluctuation. Rather, it develops from the sexually transmitted human papillomaviruses (HPVs).

https://parade.com/37175/parade/why-do-nuns-have-a-high-rate-of-breast-cancer/

So if women don't whore around and if women marry men who did not visit whores, their chances of cervical cancer drop considerably.

Sin leads to death, that was the warning of God to Adam. God would not kill Adam, Adam would be the one responsible for killing Adam.

For instance today, sodomy spread the AIDS epidemic.

crimethink
13th August 2017, 02:11 PM
So if women don't whore around and if women marry men who did not visit whores, their chances of cervical cancer drop considerably.

Sin leads to death, that was the warning of God to Adam. God would not kill Adam, Adam would be the one responsible for killing Adam.

You do realize that your evidence proves that Catholic teachings are sin, yes?

If nuns develop breast cancer because they eschew God's design of being mothers, than their "lifestyle" is defective. This "lifestyle" of chosen barrenhood is every bit as defective as whoredom. And the disease proves it.

C.Martel
13th August 2017, 04:42 PM
You do realize that your evidence proves that Catholic teachings are sin, yes?

If nuns develop breast cancer because they eschew God's design of being mothers, than their "lifestyle" is defective. This "lifestyle" of chosen barrenhood is every bit as defective as whoredom. And the disease proves it.

No it proves they are outside the Church, not that nunnery is a sin. That is why I phrased it Western Christendom.

crimethink
13th August 2017, 06:15 PM
No it proves they are outside the Church, not that nunnery is a sin.

The "Vicar of Christ" (sic - aka the Pope) has sanctioned nearly all nunneries (aka convents), almost all pre-Vatican II. Are you saying the Popes sanction sin?